Josephs Survives Gritty Six Round War With Davis
Minnesota welterweight Jack Josephs battled Travis Davis in a six round arena bout. Davis hammered Josephs in the final rounds, nearly stopping him, but Josephs showed gameness and survived a severe mouth cut. Referee Pete Muldoon declared Davis the winner, and Josephs plans to return home this week.
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Jack Josephs
Minnesota
Travis Davis
Davis
Josephs
Miller
Pete Muldoon
Angels Will Be Factor in Race Again in 1923
Los Angeles club under Red Killefer plans an improved Coast League entry. Addition of Marty Krug and possible lands for Walter Golvin and Jimmy McAuley bolster the infield. Veterans Dixie Carroll and Buster McCabe return, with Arte Griggs replaced if needed. injury recoveries expected to restore form.
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Walter Golvin
Angel
Elmer Ponder
O. K
Angels
Leo H. Lassen
Red Killefer
Los Los Angeles
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Coast Loop
Salt Lake
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Chicago Cubs
Young Lincimore
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Golvin
Art Griggs
Americans Association
St. Paul
Onion
Jimmy McAuley
Charley Deal
Dixie Carroll
Buster McCabe
Clarence Twombly
Altho
George Lyons
Bell and Norgard Lead fan voted Coast league all star picks
M Norgard of 815 Ravenna Boulevard and Eugene Bell of 6254 Fourth Ave tied for top honors in The Star's annual All Star Coast league poll selecting 14 of 17 players named by fans. Norgard missed Griggs Hannah and James while Daly OConnell and Strand served as Bell's utility choices.
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Norgard
Poling
M. Norgard
Ravenna Boulevard
Eugene Bell
Fourth Ave
Star
Griggs
Hannah
James
Daly
O'Connell
Strand
Killefer Faces Big Pitching Gamble With Major League Links
Lefty Thomas and Tom Hughes are noted minor league hurlers while Dee Crandall is expected to anchor next year. A potential deal from Seattle could bring Elmer Jacobs Griggs and Crandall to Killefer, creating a top staff and strong contender. Los Angeles looms if the Olive landing and Jake joining next spring.
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Lefty Thomas
Tom Hughes
Dee Crandall
Killifer
Seattle
Elmer Jacobs
Griggs
Crandall
Killefer
Gang
Los Angeles
Olvin
Jake
Gotham to Have Tourney
Henry L. Farrell reports in York that the New York boxing commission seeks an elimination tournament for the middleweight division after the disputed title. Contenders named include Jock Malone, Tommy Loughran, Tommy Robson, Bryan Downey, Augie Ratner, Louis Bogash, Mike O'Dowd, and Pat Reed.
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Henry L. Farrell
York
New York
Johnny Wilson
New
Rosenburg
Brooklyn
Mike O'Dowd
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Tommy Robson
Malden
Mase
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Augie Ratner
Louis Bogash
Bridgeport
Pat Reed
New Orleans
Australian Jim Tracey to box Hotello in Montevideo
Australian heavyweight Jim Tracey will fight Uruguay’s Hotello in Montevideo on November 6 for a 20 round match. Tracey will wear six ounce gloves while his opponent uses four ounce mittens, according to reports from October 18.
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Montevideo
Jim Tracey
Hotello
Tracey
Doc Rosenthal the bone setter coaches Cal line
Dr Boles Rosenthal a physician at Oakland hospital serves as line coach for the University of California team. He earned an M D before returning to football duties and attends fractures and injuries on the field during the season.
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University of California
Boles Rosenthal
Altho
Oakland Hospital
Orpheum Stars Play Baseball
Ernie and Hal Stanton brothers known for a chatter act at Moore theater plan a baseball appearance next week. They play semi pro ball in New York during summer and have a touring team on the bill, aiming to schedule a game here late in the season.
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Ernie
Hal Stanton
Moore Theater
New York
Tennis Supremacy in 1922 United States Leads Worldwide
The 1922 season cemented American tennis dominance with foreign stars visiting margins and all failing to dethrone the home players. The United States led in world rankings with no serious rival challenging the perch.
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United States
16 Shutouts For Red Sox Last Season
Boston was shut out 16 times, the most in the American League last season. Detroit proved toughest to blank, blanked only five times by opponents.
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Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Team Play Shifts Focus From Stars To Cohesion
The article notes high school football this year favors balanced teams over standout stars. It compares past legends like Dean Hoyle and Bob Forrester with current players and says the league lacks single stars but compensates with strong team play and tightly contested scores.
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India
Dean Hoyle
Brke Taylor
Jesie Douglas
Knight Lowry
Bob Forrester
O'Dowd Beats Burns In Six Round Windup
O'Dowd shaded Burns across six rounds in a fast paced bout. Referee Joe Waterman scored 60-50 as O'Dowd controlled long range work and landed the bout's telling punch with a fourth round right cross that sent Burns across the ring. Burns had moments in the second fourth fifth and sixth, while the first was even and Burns won the third.
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Young O’dowd
Burns
O'Dowd
George Burns
Joe Waterman
Joe
Borne
Aberdeen
Barnes
Rose City
Bud Manning Shows Strong Form in Beattie Bantamweight Bout
Bud Manning improving as an adroit boxer with solid left jab and hook confining Eddie Moore in a special event. Moore fades from two years ago but Manning looks sharp and a future bout with Eddie Neil pleases fans.
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Eddie Neil
Neil Only Moe Survivor BIL Defeats Frankie Green At Arena
Neil Only Moe Survivor BIL, lone Moe stable member from last year, proves rugged in Northwest rings. The fast boxer and hard hitter stops Frankie Green in the second round at the Arena, cementing his edge over the local entry. Ad Schacht rounds out the trio in the bout.
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Moe
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Pete Moe
Northwest
Thin Little Fellow
Frankie Green
Seattle
Nell
Green
Arena
Ad Schacht
Conners Beats Daley in Seattle Boxing Scraps
Conners substituted for Jimmy O'Neil in the opening scrap and defeated veteran Ernie Daley of Seattle after landing two knockdowns. Al Schacht participated in the card. Nate Druxinman promoted the show, drawing a healthy crowd of Seattle boxing fans.
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Daley
Jimmy O'Neil
Littl
Ernie Daley
Seattle
Nate Druxinman
Star Puck Men Sign With Seattle Meta
Four hockey players including veteran Happy Holmes of Seattle and Gordon Fraser join the Seattle Meta for the season. Eddie Oatman of Victoria and Lloyd Cook of Vancouver also sign for the year. Pete Muldoon and Holmes supervise removing the Arena wooden floor as ice installation nears.
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Ee Hockey Bee
Holmes
Seattle
Gordon Fraser
Seattle Meta
Eddie Oatman
Victoria
Lloyd Cook
Vancouver
Pete Muldoon
Lincoln Faces Garfield In Tough Saturday Dennyfield Showdown
Lincoln's strong offense meets Garfield's defense and spirit in a key Saturday game at Dennyfield. Lincoln's Case Johnson and McCutchin lead the attack while Garfield relies on big full back and a top kicker to counter. Walter Bell coaches the open plays but must refine passing as Hin boys prepare for Ballard.
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Garfield
Dennyfeild
Lincoln
Queen Anne
Case
Walter Bell
The
Quays
Douglas
Hill
Bell
Hin Boys
Ballard
Pair of Swimming Records Smashed in Island Races
In Honolulu on October 17 Warren Kealoha set a world best 1 47 in the 60 yard backstroke and Mariechen Wehalau broke the world record with 2 50 in the 220 yard freestyle, both beating existing marks.
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Honolulu
Warren Kealoha
Mariechen Wehalau
Navy Eleven Returns to Hard Practice After Rest
Annapolis Md Oct 18 Regulars of the Navy eleven resumed hard work today after a brief rest. The squad is still bruised from the previous game and no chances are being taken with the starting lineup for the clash against Georgia Tech next Saturday.
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Annapolis
Navy Eleven
Georgia Tech
Vierra suffers first knockout as Kramer stops him in LA bout
Benny Vierra of Oakland is knocked out for the first time in his career by Danny Kramer of Los Angeles. Kramer floors Vierra twice in the second round and ends the bout with a late knockdown in the third. Johnny Trambitas also stops Johnny Lyman in three rounds in the semiwindup.
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OS Angeles
Benny Vierra
Oakland
Danny Kramer
Los Angeles
Vierra
Kramer
Johnny Trambitas
Johnny Lyman
Harold Shidler Shines as Rough Riders Set to Run
Harold Shidler, a strong ball carrier for the Rough Riders, shows growing form and power on the field. Coaches expect improvement as he learns better running tactics and breaks through defenders.
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Harold Shidler
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Chicago shares mailed to Cubs and Sox in city series
Checks for the Cubs and Sox shares in the city series were mailed from Commissioner Landis's office. Each Cub will receive about $1,000 and each Sox about $408.
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Chicago
Cubs
Landis
Sox
Gardini Wins Mat Decision In San Francisco
Rena Gardini defeated Jess Weatergard in two straight falls, winning a wrestling match in San Francisco. The first fall lasted one hour 15 seconds, the second fall followed 11 minutes 40 seconds later. Checks for 4545 dollars were mailed to each regular New York Giants player as the World Series winnings, with Yankees receiving 2842 dollars each.
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San Francisco
Renato Gardini
Jess Weatergard
Chicago
New York Giants
Landis
Yale Varsity Scrimmage Returns with Captain Jordan
Yale varsity plans its first scrimmage of the week at New Haven with Captain Jordan returning. O Hearn Beckett and Peders will not play until the Army game.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Jordan
O'Hearn
Beckett
Peders
Army
Washington Regular: Jack Lillis Headlines Wenatchee Player
In discussing the Washington football team, Wenatchee’s Jack Lillis earns a left guard berth. The modest freshman weightlifter at 200 pounds proves a strong factor on the forward line in his first varsity year.
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Washington
Jack Lillis
Wenatchee
Lillis
Third Tennis Honors Of American Players Ranked
The article ranks the top ten American men’s tennis players led by Bill Tilden II of Philadelphia as No 1 for the third straight year. William Johnston of San Francisco is No 2 and the remainder includes Vincent Richards Yonkers, Richard Norris Williams Boston, Robert Kinsey San Francisco, Zenzo Shimizu New York, Howard Kinsey San Francisco, Wallace F. Johnson Philadelphia, Francis T. Hunter New Rochelle, and Watson M. Washburn New York.
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Bill Tilden
William Johnston
William Tilden II
Philadelphia
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Vincent Richards
Yonkera
Richard Norris Williams II
Boston
Robert Kinsey
Zenzo Shimizu
New York
Howard Kinsey
Wallace F. Johnson
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
Watson M. Washburn
Mack Aim Fifth Place in American League
Connie Mack aims to elevate the Athletics to fifth place in the American League next season. Vacating last place pleased him as he lines up infielders Dykes Galloway and Hauser with Scheer a potential second baseman if he can hit.
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Connie Mack
Mack
Galloway
Hauser
Scheer
Oregon Aggies Set to Welcome 700 A C Students
Seven hundred A C students will attend the stadium Saturday for the game against Washington. The Aggie team is due to arrive Friday morning.
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Oregon Aggies
A. C
Washington
Aggie
Klepper Re-elected President Of Portland Baseball Club
William H. Klepper was unanimously re elected president at the Portland Baseball club stockholders meeting. The 16 member directors stayed intact with one change, and last year's officers were re elected.
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Portland
Ore
William H. Klepper
Portland Baseball Club
Stockholders
Directorate of 16
Gordon Munce Reinstated By Amateur Union
Gordon Munce former national amateur heavyweight champion reconsiders turning professional and is reinstated by the Amateur Athletic Union in New York.
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New York
Gordon Munce
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas City Sets Attendance Record in 1922 Season
Kansas City set a new attendance record for the American association with 300,000 paid admissions during the 1922 season.
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Kansas City
Kananas City
American Association
Spencer Ty Cobb of Traps Spencer Ty Cobb of Traps HARLES G. SPENCER, of St. Louis, in the Ty Cobb of trap shooting.
Spencer G Spencer of St Louis long known as a top trap shooter has claimed the sport’s greatest status. From 1909 to 1926 he fired at over ten thousand targets yearly with a record average near .967 never below 96 percent in major events. Illness slowed him last year but his 97 percent current pace keeps him among leaders.
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Harles G. Spencer
St. Louis
Ty Cobb
Spencer
Ty Cobb Tops AL With Five Hit Games In 1911
No American League player had six hits in a game last year. Five hit games occurred ten times with Ty Cobb achieving five on three occasions. Gosling, Rice, Witt, Baker, Gardner, and Rigney each had one five hit day.
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Ty Cobb
Gosling
Washington
Rice
Browns Win After Shocker Exits In Long 16 Inning Game
Detroit and St Louis played the longest game of the season lasting 16 innings. Shocker left the game in the 14th after an umpire decision and was replaced by recruit Pruett who earned the victory for the Browns.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
Shocker
Pruett
McInnis Linked to Yale Coaching Rumor
Stuffy McInnis of the Cleveland team may coach after retirement. New Haven reports suggested Yale offered him the job, but the reappointment of Tom Meres quashes the rumor.
Pirates Hoping to Land Haines from Cards
Pirates manager McKechnie seeks to acquire pitcher Jens Haines from the St. Louis Cardinals to replace Roy Carlson who has struggled in the National League and cannot use the spitball. McKechnie may offer to buy Haines outright.
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McKechnie
Pittsburg
Jens Haines
St. Louis
MccKechnie
Haines
Roy Carlson
Pirates
Major League Players to Play in Vancouver Exhibition
Chicago report says major league ball players headed to the Orient will stage an exhibition in Vancouver, B C, on Thursday. The boat will be held four hours for the players.
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Chicago
Orient
Vancouver
B. C
Baseball War on in Denver
George Tebeau files suit in Denver seeking 71700 dollars from C H Atkins and F L Whitlock owner of the Western League club. He alleges they deprived Broadway Park of rentals when purchasing the franchise and leased Broadway Park for seven years but did not fulfill the contract.
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Denver
Denver Western League Baseball Club
George Tebeau
C. H. Atkins
F. L. Whitlock
Tebeau
Broadway Park Land and Investment Co
Broadway Park
Billy Shade Wins Battle in 10 Round Decision
California light heavyweight Billy Shade won a 10 round decision over Wolf Larsen in New York last night. The bout took place October 17 with Shade asserting dominance through steady pace and sharp counters against Larsen in front of a crowd at a city arena.
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Billy Shade
California
Wolf Larsen
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